Accomplice (1946) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A Los Angeles attorney and Joyce's former fiancé, Simon takes on the search for her missing husband. He investigates the bank, follows clues about the ranch and the Castle, and gradually uncovers the...
Simon Lash's legal assistant, Eddie investigates Sam's gentlemen's club at Simon's request. He finds a letter addressed to Sam from Mrs. James Baker and later gives Simon information that Evelyn Price...
A red-haired woman who answers the door at Sam's gentlemen's club, Evelyn admits to Simon's associate that she had an affair with Sam but has not seen him for several days. Simon later discovers that...
The president of the Sheridan National Bank, Springer assures Simon that the bank is sound and claims Sam is on vacation. Simon later learns that Springer has disappeared and suspects the bank's affai...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Simon concludes that Evelyn was actually the bank president's mistress rather than the missing husband's mistress.
Eddie Slocum is identified as Simon Lash's legal assistant and is sent to investigate the missing husband's gentlemen's club.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Eddie investigates the gentlemen's club, finds a letter addressed to the missing husband, and encounters Evelyn at the associated residence.
Simon investigates the bank and speaks with Vincent Springer, whose disappearance later becomes part of the murder puzzle.
Simon investigates Evelyn after Eddie finds a letter to the missing husband, and Evelyn provides information about the man's movements.
A determined investigator uncovers a financial conspiracy hidden behind disappearances, disguises, and staged murders.
Directed by Walter Colmes
Accomplice (1946) · 5.8/10 · crime, mystery
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